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Letting Things Land Without Naming Them
Things land without being named.
No category forms around what was felt or lived.
Like leaves resting where they fall, experience settles without explanation.
Meaning does not arrive, and none is required.
What remains is simply what is here now, unmarked and unexamined, allowed to stay as it is.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why shouldn't I "label" what I'm feeling right now?
Because you are Letting Experience Land Without Naming. Labels are Narrative-system tools that can limit the "density" of an experience by forcing it into a category. In this model, we allow "Raw Integration." By letting a feeling land without a name, you allow it to occupy its full structural space. This prevents the "thinning" of meaning that happens when we try to explain away our internal shifts too quickly.
Is "naming things" always bad?
Only during the "Settlement Phase." Naming is for "Orientation"; landing is for "Absorption". In the Meaning Density Model™, once something has "landed," it no longer needs a label because it has become part of your "front." By forgoing the name, you allow the experience to remain "dense" and "integrated," providing a deeper sense of self than a label ever could.